Literature

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv is inviting writers, editors, literary critics and the public to the Round Table entitled “The translation and reception of Amos Oz’s work in Romania”. The event will take place on the 17th of May 2012, 5 p. m. at the Tzavta

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv and Israel - Romania Writers' Association are inviting poets, editors, literary critics and the public to the Round Table entitled “A literary evening - the poetry of Denisa Comănescu”. The event will take place on the

 The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv and the Israel Museum in Jerusalem invite you to the exhibition Jewish Avant-Garde Artists from Romania /דווקא: אמני אוונגרד יהודים מרומניה at Israel Museum. November 11, 2011-April 14, 2012 (initially

Institutul Cultural Român şi Cercul Cultural din Haifa vă invită marţi, 6 martie 2012, orele 17:00, la sediul ICR Tel Aviv (b-dul Shaul Hamelech nr. 8, et. 6), la Zilelele Literaturii Israeliene de Limbă Română, partea a II-a. Program Biti Caragiale: Cercul Cultural

Institutul Cultural Român de la Tel Aviv continuă seria evenimentelor dedicate scriitorilor israelieni de limbă română, iniţiată în ianuarie 2011. Programul are ca scop trecerea în revistă a celor mai importante apariţii editoriale ale anului precedent. Joi,

In view of the national Caragiale year 2012 (1852 - 1912), Karov Theatre and the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv invite the public to the premiere of the comedy בקרנבל/Off the Carnival. Nine Israeli actors (among them Moran Rosenblat, recently awarded the

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, in collaboration with the Municipality of Nesher and the Heichal Hatarbut Nesher, invite the public to the launch and presentation of the anthology Jewish Folktales (Coresi, Bucureşti 2010) and book illutrations by Ioana Stana.

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv has the pleasure to invite the Romanian speaking public to the presentation and debates on two books: - Memoria salvată (II) (The Salvaged Memory, II), Editura Universităţii de Vest, Timişoara 2009, coordinatorsi: Smaranda

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, in partnership with the Tel Aviv University, Department of Theatre Arts, organize in the beginning of April a joint event celebrating and promoting Romanian contemporary theatre and aiming to create new professional contacts and

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv and the Cultural Centre in Haifa organize the event Cultural Meetings in Haifa, dedicated to the Israeli literature written in Romanian language. Speakers: Biti Caragiale, Madeleine Davidzon, Francisca Stoleru. Special guests:

In 2011, the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv is participating with its own book stand at the Jerusalem International Book Fair, apart from the national stand, organized under the auspices of the Romanian Ministry of Culture and National Patrimony. Our stand will

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv once again invites you to the theatre. On February 10, at 8. 30 pm, the play The Star Without a Name, by Mihail Sebastian. On February 12, at 9 pm, the play Hotel Europa, a 2009 adaptation of the play titled The Word Progress